Mr. CARLIN. At that time we were asking for money to get back. Not working steadily, because my job requires a good car and mine was out of commission, at times this man that I worked for with the Motel Drug Service, which promised me a good job in the future, would come by and pick me up to help me. And one day he might pay me a little bit of money to get along on, and I never knew when I was going to get any, so all we were interested in at the time was getting home. When I gave the phone to her, she stated we needed the money for rent and groceries. Mr. HUBERT. You heard that yourself? You heard her say that? Mr. CARLIN. I do not recall whether she said that at that time. As far as the money going for rent and groceries, because I didn’t know that I would have to remember, and in fact I talked to Mr. Tom Thomas about it, because somebody from the, some authorities, somebody from the FBI or Secret Service had called to clear up a number of these things on the phone. In fact, they called almost in the middle of the night, and I wouldn’t tell them anything. And he said, “Well, if you are not sure who you are talking to, hang the phone up and call me in the office in Dallas,” and I did. Mr. HUBERT. Which night was this? Mr. CARLIN. I have no idea. We had just come home and the phone rang, and I don’t really even remember the man’s name. But I called him back at his office so I would know who I was talking to. It was one of the men who had talked to her, I believe. I don’t recall his name, but at the time I did. Mr. HUBERT. What did he want to talk about? Mr. CARLIN. A number of questions which we had both already answered. But he wanted to get them clear again. And then I don’t recall, but for some reason somebody had called up at one time or another which caused us to call Mr. Thomas. I was trying to keep my name, because of my family’s respectability, out, and I wanted Mr. Thomas, who also worked for the same company my father did, and I didn’t want him brought into it if I could help. And he said they were either going to subpoena him to the trial or get a statement from him. And I called him to tell him this. Then I mentioned something about the rent. When I took the place I paid 3 weeks in advance, and then maybe I would go a week and then I would pay the week before and a week ahead. There was nothing, there was no particular date that I ever paid the rent. Sometimes ahead and sometimes I was behind. I do not know for sure that the $25 that we asked for went for rent at that time or whether we kept it and paid it when it was due, or whether it went for groceries or medicine, which we both needed. But to make a long story short, I presume the reason she said rent and groceries was those were the two main factors that we needed to exist. All I am trying to clear up is the fact that I am not sure that I gave the landlord money for the rent at that time.